• Akron Gears Up for Main Street Road Diet (Akron Beacon Journal)
• Cincinnati Neighborhood Furious Over Bridge Closure (WCPO)
• Infrastructure Report Card Finds State and Federal Efforts Insufficient (Cleveland Plain Dealer)
• Kent’s Multimodal Transit Center Invites International Acclaim (Courier-Record)
• Why Columbus Doesn’t Need Rail (Columbus Business First)
• DOT Says Construction Sites Must Accommodate Oakland Pedestrians (Oakland Transport)
• Lessons DC Metro Should Learn from Atlanta’s I-85 Collapse (Washington Post)

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• Ohio River Bridges Dangerous for Bicyclists (WCPO)
• RTA Offers Quick, Painless Trip to Indians Home Opener (Cleveland Plain Dealer)
• Cleveland Accidentally Took Dangerous Driving Offenses Seriously, Will Stop (WKSU)
• Fake Speed Limit Signs Lead to Real Tickets (Toledo Blade)
• LA Metro Eliminating Free Parking at Two Subway Stations (LA Times)
• Transit Access Boosts Property Values (City Observatory)

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• Suburban Paid Parking Plan Rankles Business Owners (Business Courier)
• Middletown Entrepreneurs Open Bicycle Shop Downtown (Daily News)
• Hamilton County Revives Fort Washington Way Decks Project (Business Courier)
• Why Fort Washington Way Can Support Decks (UrbanCincy)
• Success of Columbus Highway “Cap” Spurs Additional Caps Nearby (Columbus Underground)
• Rail Siphons Ridership From Buses in Los Angeles (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)

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• Advocacy Group Lobbies Ohio House for Adequate Transit Funding (Policy Matters)
• Ohio Pols Want to Subsidize Trucking Jobs and Make It Easier to Get Licenses (WKSU)
• Hamilton County Earmarks $2 Million for Transportation (Business Courier)
• Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge Coming to Olentangy River (Business First)
• Dayton Seeks to Transform Elevated Rail Line Into Park, Bike Path (Daily News)
• Rail Ridership Skyrockets in Atlanta After I-85 Collapse (Mobility Lab)
• New NYC Ferries on the Way (AP)

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• New Bike-Passing Law Great, But Not Enough (WCPO)
• Bike Lanes Coming to Major Cincinnati Thoroughfare (Business Courier)
• Kasich Tells Ohioans to Work With, Not Against, Autonomous Vehicles (Blade)
• WCPO: Here’s What It’s Like to Drive a Bus
• Meet the Man Behind Columbus’s Road Maps (Dispatch)
• DC Drivers Outpace National Average in Phone Usage While Driving (Post)
• Center for American Progress Reminds: Highways Don’t Pay for Themselves

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• Cincy Officials Hope Summer Weather Boosts Streetcar Ridership (WCPO)
• Cuyahoga Valley National Park Lowers Speed Limits to Protect Pedestrians (WKSU)
• Advocacy Group Bashes Kasich, Calls for Additional Infrastructure Spending (Blade)
• Opening Day Streetcar Ridership Falls Short of Other Downtown Events (WCPO)
• Columbus Researcher Details Nationwide Transit Ridership Demographics (Business First)
• Missouri Lawmakers Nix Tolling Interstate Highways (Post-Dispatch); Indiana Considers It (Star)

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• Cleveland RTA Sells Bus Route Naming Rights to Fund System Improvements (WKSU)
• Streetcar Won’t Run During Reds’ Opening Day Parade (WCPO)
• GDRTA Announces Detour for Wright-Patterson Bus Route (Daily News)
• Semi-Autonomous Trucks Test “Platooning” on Ohio Turnpike (Plain Dealer)
• Boost in State-Level Transit Funding Can’t Offset Decline in Federal Spending (WKSU)
• Dayton Residents Furious Over Trolley Poles (Daily News)

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